The stock market was digesting last week’s move just fine… and then Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell had to open his yap…
And despite not saying anything he didn’t already say last week, the S&P 500 dropped 40 points and all three major indices turned red… Thanks a lot.
Despite good ol’ J-Pow and some illiquid options markets sandbagging us, it’s been another productive weekend for the New Money Crew strategies.
Weekly Blitz Alerts closed on the second leg of a trade on Pure Storage for a nice return!
Oil is back on an upswing after dipping below $100 a barrel last week. The move helped Alpha Sweep Alerts score another sweet gain on our good friend Occidental Petroleum.
With semiconductors pulling back and earnings events from Adobe Inc. and Nio Inc., I can’t help but keep my eyes glued on tech this week.
It’s a great way to start the week, but the big story in Monday’s markets is these low volume, illiquid options that almost happened for Wiretap Alerts…
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